Warehousing & Distribution
Goods held close to their market or site, properly recorded, and ready to move the moment they are needed.
Overview
Storage matched to the goods
Cable drums cannot be stacked carelessly. Electronics do not tolerate damp. Furniture marks easily, and retail stock arrives in waves that follow the season. Each moves in and out on its own rhythm.
Our warehouses handle that pattern daily. Incoming goods are recorded in WIM, stored according to their nature, then released as your site team requests them.
Scope of service
The warehouse workflow
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Stage 01
Receiving & recording
Goods are checked for quantity and condition on arrival, then recorded in WIM as your stock.
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Stage 02
Storage
Racking for crates, a dedicated area for cable drums, and sheltered space for moisture-sensitive goods.
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Stage 03
Phased release
Your site team raises a request; goods are prepared and dispatched without waiting on supply from Jakarta.
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Stage 04
Stock reporting
Position and remaining quantities are reported per project, making the next procurement round easier to plan.
Linked to WIM
Connected to the WIM system
The Warehouse Inventory Management system records client stock and links it across branches. Movements between warehouses and between projects stay visible, with no phone call needed to check what is left.
Lihat FSL & WIM
Commonly used for
- Buffer storage for projects running across several cities
- Holding imported goods until the installation or launch date is set
- Consolidating goods from several suppliers before they go to stores or site
- Holding surplus project material or store returns before reuse
What we need from you
- Estimated volume and how long you need storage
- Material type and any special handling it requires
- The cities or regions to be served from the warehouse
- Who is authorised to request a release of goods
Require a quotation for a specific route?
Share your cargo details and routing — we will respond by the next working day.